openspec-verify-change

To verify code changes match specifications before archiving, run the openspec verify-change command. It analyzes delta specs, tasks, and design artifacts, then produces a structured report confirming implementation completeness and correctness.

Automated delta-spec alignment is the process of cross-checking code changes against documented openspec delta specs. It validates that implementation satisfies the requirements documented in delta specs, tasks, and design artifacts, generating a structured verification report.

Check archival readiness by applying delta specs and design artifacts to the codebase to produce a structured verification report. This report highlights completeness gaps and provides actionable remediation steps to confirm the change is ready to be archived.

Yes, artifact-driven verification cross-checks tasks, design artifacts, and schemas against the codebase. It applies these artifacts to validate coherence across the change and generates an actionable report detailing any implementation gaps.

The best way to validate implementation completeness is to use artifact-driven retrieval and context loading to analyze delta specs. This approach produces a structured report covering correctness and coherence, confirming the code change satisfies the specifications.

Spec validation reports gaps and remediation steps to ensure the code change fully implements the corresponding specifications and deltas before archiving. This actionable reporting highlights missing requirements, preventing incomplete changes from being archived.